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Class of 2019 Graduating Seniors -- Please leave a stamped self-addressed manilla envelope with Mrs. Jones before you leave for the summer.  She will need to  mail you the Statement of Results, the Statement of Education and your Cambridge Diploma (if applicable).  Score results will be available on-line via the secure candidate results website: https://myresults.cie.org.uk/cie-candidate-results/login
You will need your unique log-in code.  If you do not have it, please e-mail Mrs. Jones BEFORE August 1 and she will send you your log-in codes.  Scores will become available August 13
Use the transcript application form https://www.cambridgeinternational.org/Images/498641-results-transcript-application-form.pdf   (button is above) to ask for your Cambridge International AS Level score results from your past exam series to your chosen institution(s) if they need official score results to make credit by exam, placement or other decisions that depend on the exam scores. Cambridge sends out transcripts within 28 working days of confirming we have received the order. There is no charge for this service.
Search Cambridge’s Recognition database  http://recognition.cambridgeinternational.org/   to find out the admission requirements and/or credit policies for the colleges and universities where you are sending your scores. We ask you always confirm with institution their latest policies regarding Cambridge qualifications.
Cambridge recommends you submit your request by early spring of your senior year of high school. This means Cambridge will send your results from junior and earlier years to the institution(s) by the end of June. In August, as soon as we release the score results, you can ask for a second report for your senior year exam results..
For more information:
https://www.cambridgeinternational.org/usa/score-results-for-students/

​Underclassmen -- If you have taken a Cambridge exam during the May/June examination cycle, please see Mrs. Marinas or Mrs. Jones for your log-in codes to get your results on August 13.

. .  .AND Don't forget your summer reading!

Sophomores involved in English General Paper
Please consider purchasing the required text: Just Mercy: A Story of Justice and Redemption by Brian Stevenson

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Colonial High School offers students to accelerate in their studies through the following programs: 

AICE Program
The Advanced International Certificate of Education (AICE) is a Diploma program administered and assessed by the University of Cambridge International Examinations.

Advanced Placement (AP)
Advanced Placements courses (AP) is a program administered and assessed by College Board. 

Dual Enrollment (DE)
Dual Enrollment courses allow students to take introductory college courses in high school for college credit.

                                                      Magnet 
                                                      Offered through Orange County Public Schools School Choice Department. Students must complete district application                                                         for all programs of interest.  Visit www.ocps.net to apply for a magnet program. The current window closes February 15.
Student Criteria
  • FSA Reading and Math EOC scores (or other standardized test scores including PERT) 
  • Favorable teacher recommendations (Math, Science and English)
  • A full review of academic, discipline and attendance history
  • Personal interview may be required
Benefits of Advanced Studies
  • Candidates who pass seven credits of AICE examinations are awarded the AICE Diploma directly by the University of Cambridge in addition to a CHS Diploma.
  • Candidates who earn the AICE Diploma and complete 100 hours of community service earn the Florida Bright Futures Academic Scholars Award. 
  • Candidates for both AICE and AP earn college credit for each exam passed.
  • The Cambridge curriculum and AP courses allow for flexible course selection in academics and electives.
  • Student can earn their AA degree while also fulfilling their high school requirements through our Dual Enrollment Program.
Course of Study (Cambridge)
  • 9th and 10th grade candidates will generally take Pre-AICE courses
  • 11th and 12th grade candidates will take AICE courses and examinations
  • Credit by examination in both AP and AICE courses is available

Course of Study: Dual Enrollment (DE)
  • Student generally begin DE coursework during their Junior year.